Hunter Biden sues Fox News more than ‘mock trial’ miniseries

Hunter Biden sues Fox News more than ‘mock trial’ miniseries


Hunter Biden (R), son of US President Joe Biden, exits the J. Caleb Boggs Federal Building on June 10, 2024 in Wilmington, Delaware. Jury deliberations started on Monday in Hunter Biden’s demo on federal gun costs, US media reported. 

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U.S. President Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden sued conservative information outlet Fox News on Monday for publishing nude pics and films of him in a fictionalized “mock demo” miniseries concentrated on his foreign enterprise dealings.

Hunter Biden alleges Fox violated New York state’s so-known as revenge porn regulation, which would make it unlawful to publish intimate images of a human being without having their consent. He is also suing for unjust enrichment and intentional infliction of emotional distress.

Biden’s attorney and associates for Fox did not quickly answer to requests for comment.

Fox aired “The Trial of Hunter Biden: A Mock Trial for the American Individuals” on its Fox Country streaming platform in Oct 2022 but later on took it down less than menace of lawsuit by Biden’s lawyers.

The sequence depicted a fictional trial of Hunter Biden on illegal foreign lobbying and bribery fees, crimes he has by no means been indicted for.

Biden was convicted on federal gun charges in June and faces a September trial for alleged tax crimes.

“When making use of specified legitimate info, the collection deliberately manipulates the points, distorts the fact, narrates happenings out of context, and invents dialogue supposed to entertain,” Hunter Biden said in the lawsuit.

The series also involves pics and videos of Biden in the nude and engaged in sex functions, according to the lawsuit.

Biden alleges Fox realized the non-public photographs and movies ended up hacked or stolen but revealed them in any case for entertainment uses, in violation of New York’s revenge porn statute.

Fox took down the miniseries in April but has not removed advertising reels and clips, according to the lawsuit, which suggests the sequence remains available on third-party streaming platforms.

Biden reported the miniseries has finished irreparable harm to his standing and caused him significant emotional distress, humiliation and mental anguish. He seeks unspecified compensatory and punitive damages.

Biden was convicted in June of lying about his drug use to acquire a gun and illegally possessing a firearm immediately after a demo in Delaware. His lawyers have stated he will enchantment.

He is also established to stand demo in California on Sept. 5 for allegedly failing to fork out $1.4 million in taxes among 2016 and 2019, when allegedly paying tens of millions of bucks on medicines, escorts, exotic automobiles and other big-ticket goods.

Biden has pleaded not guilty to those prices.



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